Dear @praise-eu,
As you pointed out, Jesus was quoting from Psalm 82:6 when confronted by the crowds accusing Him of blasphemy . The psalmist was referring to Exodus 21:6a:
then his master must take him before the judges. NIV
then hath his lord brought him nigh unto God, Youngs Literal Translation
HaElohim הָֽאֱלֹהִ֗ים - (literally the gods) but often translated as "the judges" (of Israel).
These were men who were appointed to judge on God's behalf who were called gods.
But ye shall die like men, and fall like one of the princes . Psalm 82:7
Even though the judges (gods) held a lofty title and were God's representative, they were mortals. The use of the word princes denotes that they would die as other persons do regardless of rank or position.
Shalom, Steven Sherman @lastdays
Thanks for your comments. Please do always. Shalom
Dear @praise-eu,
You're very welcome.
As a Jewish believer in Yeshua (Jesus) as the Son of God and Messiah (Christ), I am sharing my understanding of the natural and spiritual fulfillments that are foreshadowed in the Festivals of Yehovah in a series of posts.
You may be interested in reading one of my recent posts:
HOW WAS JESUS ABLE TO CELEBRATE PASSOVER AND YET BE CRUCIFIED ON PASSOVER?
https://steemit.com/christianity/@lastdays/how-was-jesus-able-to-celebrate-passover-and-yet-be-crucified-on-passover#@forgodsglory/re-lastdays-how-was-jesus-able-to-celebrate-passover-and-yet-be-crucified-on-passover-20180326t191425030z
Shalom Aleichem (Peace be to you), Steven